Translations for „amiably“ in the Russian » English Dictionary

держа́ться приве́тливо

behave amiably

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On the way they chatted amiably about the weather.

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Had she been informed, it is likely she would not have understood, and would have beamed amiably at her tormentors, shaming them with her innocence.

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On good days, she noted, he was "amiably sentimental to the point of silliness"; on bad days, he ate the insides of her paintbox.

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Their honour is saved just in time when a disgraced chauffeur tries to rob them but amiably ends up pulling them out of a hole.

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Who has said that when our feelings are insulted, rather than react like men, we are called upon to reply amiably?

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The group amiably disbanded in 2005 to pursue other projects.

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As the car slips and slithers over the uncleared roads, the atheist and the minister talk amiably.

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He shed his red vestments atop his plain white cassock, chatted amiably with cardinals dressed more formally than he at that point.

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Young lovers stroll along sunlit riverbanks while people relax and chat amiably in shady pavement cafes.

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Its opening is marked "con amabilit" (amiably).

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